Post by Jupiter on Jun 6, 2015 23:27:48 GMT
Convincing self to buy new vehicle can be quite the task.
Salesmen are all shiftless and cunning, and the websites are full of pop ups and annoying side bars.
Yet you only live once, go around once in this world, and if to cheap, you're really only cheating self.
I, for one, haven't had a new car in years, maybe even decades, have always just paid cash for used cars, but as I age am sort of wanting a new car again.
Right now looking at either low end Mazda or Dodge Charger.
or
But would really like a full sized passenger van, believe it or not...
Yes, a full size passenger van is always my first choice.
But they usually start at over $30,000.
I just like vans for some reasons.
But if I can't get a van, then must settle for next best.
Shopping for new reliable vehicle is never easy...so many brands, styles, colors.
But right now I've narrowed it down to a Mazda brand or Challenger sports vehicle.
I'd like to be in a sporty vehicle while still physically sporty.
I mean how many times do you see people with nice new Corvettes get out of car and their fat, out of shape, or in their 60's or 70's.
I look good, still in shape, and want a vehicle that reflects that.
Oh well, we'll see, going to visit Challenger dealership tomorrow maybe.
Salesmen are all shiftless and cunning, and the websites are full of pop ups and annoying side bars.
Yet you only live once, go around once in this world, and if to cheap, you're really only cheating self.
I, for one, haven't had a new car in years, maybe even decades, have always just paid cash for used cars, but as I age am sort of wanting a new car again.
Right now looking at either low end Mazda or Dodge Charger.
or
But would really like a full sized passenger van, believe it or not...
Yes, a full size passenger van is always my first choice.
But they usually start at over $30,000.
I just like vans for some reasons.
But if I can't get a van, then must settle for next best.
Shopping for new reliable vehicle is never easy...so many brands, styles, colors.
But right now I've narrowed it down to a Mazda brand or Challenger sports vehicle.
I'd like to be in a sporty vehicle while still physically sporty.
I mean how many times do you see people with nice new Corvettes get out of car and their fat, out of shape, or in their 60's or 70's.
I look good, still in shape, and want a vehicle that reflects that.
Oh well, we'll see, going to visit Challenger dealership tomorrow maybe.
